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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1977-03-09, Page 12Page 12 March 9, 1977 Varna by Mrs. Bill Chessell Mr. & Mrs. Grant Webster spend an enjoyable eight days in sunny Jamaica, staying at Montego Bay and Ocho Rios. They toured Kingston by bus and at Dunn Falls they met Mr. & Mrs. Bob Miller of London, formerly of Clinton. They were interested in the various crops grown, which included pineapple, sugar cane, bananas, coconuts, coffee, cocoa and citrus fruits. There were feedlots there, too. Big cars are scarce, as gas is $2.00 a gallon Bread is $1.50. They found the native people very friendly, and were im- pressed with the very white sand on the extensive beaches, With an air temperature of 90 and water 78, it was great for swimming. We are pleased to report that Rev. Taylor is off the heart monitor and coming along fine. The ladies were in charge of the church service on Sunday. Mrs. Louis Taylor read the scripture and Mrs. Tom Consitt told the children's story. Mrs. Bill Dowson led the service and very capably delivered the sermon, We wish to express the sym- pathy of the community to the family of Mrs. Fred Reid, who passed away on Saturday. We're sorry to hear that Mrs. Morris Taylor's mother passed away in New Brunswick in late - February. Our sympathy to Connie and her husband and family. Congratulations to Ivan McClymont, who has been named Master of the Orange Lodges of Huron County. U.C.W. Meeting The worship service for the U.C.W. meeting on Thursday evening had a March theme. Mary Chessell opened the meeting with the poem "There is No Unbelief". Breathe on Me, Breath of God was sung, and Sharon Chuter read Luke 6:12 to 19 and gave a meditation on it. Mrs. Geo. Reid led in prayer. Sharon read "March Winds and Sunshine" and Mary Chessell read "Think of Me as a Person", a poem which might have been written by a mentally retarded child. The members voted to donate the balance of 1976 envelope givings over our allocation to World Relief. Volunteers were listed to canvass for the Cancer Society in April. Dates were' announced for Westminster Weekend—May 27 to 29—and Alma College's One Day School for Women, Tuesday, August 16. Our members are invited to Goshen U.C.W. meeting at 8:00 on Thursday, March 17, to hear Mrs.Pat Wheeler of the Bluewater Centre. Mrs. Mary . Jane Schuessler of Brodhagen will be the guest speaker at the April thank -offering meeting on April 7 in Varna. A dessert euchre and bake sale is planned for Wed- nesday, April 20, in the township hall. After the benediction, we practised hymn 103, Herald! Sound the Note, which has become, according to the March Observer, one of the favorites from the new Hymn Book. A deliciou's lunch was served by Sharon Chuter and Mrs. Reid. Zurich Persona Mr. & Mrs. Harold Koehler and son Brian from Toronto and Mr. Kenneth Koehler from Muskoka and Mr. & Mrs. Norman Koehler from Zurich and Greta and Leonard Erb from Hensall were all visiting here over the week end at their mother's Mrs. Nancy Koehler. LOOKING FOR GREAT FURNITURE VALUES? YOU'LL GET THEM DURING OUR 70th Sale begins Sat., March 12 through March 19 You Name Them - We Have Them END TABLES and COFFEE TABLES At Greatly REDUCED PRICES Many Other Items At Special Reductions MAIN ST., DASHWOOD 237-3681